In a significant move, CD Projekt, the Polish studio behind CyberPunk 2077, has announced the cessation of updates and support for the game. This decision comes as all developers previously involved with the project have moved on to other endeavors, as disclosed during the company’s fiscal report presentation.
The fiscal report revealed that the last remaining 17 developers dedicated to CyberPunk 2077 have now been reassigned to other ongoing projects within the studio. CD Projekt currently has multiple games in development, with speculation swirling around potential sequels to CyberPunk and The Witcher 4, along with the possibility of entirely new intellectual properties being explored.
Since its launch in December 2020, CyberPunk 2077 has achieved significant success, with nearly 25 million copies sold worldwide. This underscores the game’s popularity and highlights the studio’s commitment to delivering engaging experiences for players. Despite the cessation of active development, CyberPunk 2077 will remain accessible for those wishing to explore its futuristic world.
Details about CD Projekt’s future projects remain scarce at this time. However, recent rumors suggest that one of the upcoming endeavors, potentially The Witcher 4, may soon be unveiled. As fans eagerly await further updates, CD Projekt’s reputation for crafting immersive gaming experiences ensures continued anticipation within the gaming community.